[ltp] OSD assistance with ibm-acpi

Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:27:24 -0400

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Hi,I recently installed Ubuntu on my IBM t43p. It is my first Linux install=
, but I am decently knowledgeable about it.IBM-acpi was contained in the ke=
rnel, and all the buttons worked on my thinkpad after a little tweaking. Th=
ere was a very nice OSD with the volume and brightness buttons (it matched =
the default gnome theme). I installed TBP onto my box (didn't know it would=
 reset the OSD for those buttons. After rebooting, the OSD was now just tex=
t at the bottom of the screuntu on my IBM t43p. It is my first Linux instal=
l, but I am decently knowledgeable about it.=0A=
=0A=
IBM-acpi was contained in the kernel, and all the buttons worked on my=0A=
thinkpad after a little tweaking. There was a very nice OSD with the=0A=
volume and brightness buttons (it matched the default gnome theme). I=0A=
installed TBP onto my box (didn't know it would reset the OSD for those=0A=
buttons. After rebooting, the OSD was now just text at the bottom of=0A=
the screen. So I uninstalled TBP, and now I have no OSD for those=0A=
buttons (they still work however).=0A=
=0A=
I was wondering if there was a way to bring back the default OSD? Was=0A=
TBP installed already as well and you just have to tweak it? Or is=0A=
there another way to customize that OSD (or just turn it on) from=0A=
ibm-acpi.=0A=
=0A=
Thanks for any help you can provide.=0A=
=0A=
Nate
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<body>Hi, I recently installed Ubuntu on my IBM t43p. It is my first=
 Linux install, but I am decently knowledgeable about it. IBM-acpi w=
as contained in the kernel, and all the buttons worked on my thinkpad after=
 a little tweaking. There was a very nice OSD with the volume and brightnes=
s buttons (it matched the default gnome theme). I installed TBP onto my box=
 (didn't know it would reset the OSD for those buttons. After rebooting, th=
e OSD was now just text at the bottom of the screuntu on my IBM t43p. It is=
 my first Linux install, but I am decently knowledgeable about it. =0A=
 =0A=
IBM-acpi was contained in the kernel, and all the buttons worked on my=0A=
thinkpad after a little tweaking. There was a very nice OSD with the=0A=
volume and brightness buttons (it matched the default gnome theme). I=0A=
installed TBP onto my box (didn't know it would reset the OSD for those=0A=
buttons. After rebooting, the OSD was now just text at the bottom of=0A=
the screen. So I uninstalled TBP, and now I have no OSD for those=0A=
buttons (they still work however). =0A=
 =0A=
I was wondering if there was a way to bring back the default OSD? Was=0A=
TBP installed already as well and you just have to tweak it? Or is=0A=
there another way to customize that OSD (or just turn it on) from=0A=
ibm-acpi. =0A=
 =0A=
Thanks for any help you can provide. =0A=
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